'Classical liberalism' presentation slideshows

Modern European History I HIS-106

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PART A: January 17

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The Industrial Revolution

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History of social security in Europe

History of social security in Europe. Quick view on EU history of social security. Medieval - Renaissance times: Poorhouses & charity Controlling role of the State Guilds, fraternities and commons Craft guilds ; in particular in the Low Lands

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Classical Liberalism

Classical Liberalism. The introduction of capitalism. Economic Theory. Scarcity. Human have unlimited needs and wants The earth has a limited amount of resources Land, labor, capital This creates scarcity So how do you decide how to allocate all resources Three basic economic questions

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14,15,16

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. Enlightenment ideas. Classical Liberalism Republicanism Deism Religious Tolerance Individualism Mercantilism. Enlightenment Ideas. Rationalism Relativism Skepticism Social Contract Scientific Revolution Separation of Powers. Benjamin Franklin. Voltaire.

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The Liberal Response to Classical Liberalism

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SS 30-1

SS 30-1. Unit Two Review. Multiple-Choice. Part 1. Modern and Classical Liberalism. Modern Liberalism (Collectivism). Classical Liberalism (Individualism). Interested in protecting the freedoms of individuals in economic affairs

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The Liberal Response to Classical Liberalism

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The Origin and Growth of Liberalism

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Political Theories

Political Theories. 4. Lecture . The 19. and 20..centuries. Liberalism, conservativism, socialism. The three most influential modern political ideologies, liberalism, conservativism and socialism, have their roots in the late 18th century, more precisely: in the French Revolution.

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NAFTA: An Introduction

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A Technology- based assignment

A Technology- based assignment. By Krysta Larsen, Cassy Johnston, Kendra Horvath, and Brianna Klassen. Rejections of Liberalism. In Nazi Germany and Soviet Communism. -Rule of law: No is above the law. This is a lie. -Private Property (in Russia): You had none.

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Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679)

Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679). Fear of others in the state of nature (apart from society) prompts people to form governments through a social contract

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Contemporary Political Ideologies

Contemporary Political Ideologies. By 1980s, Russian Communism exhausted Economy failing while capitalism thrived in U.S., Western Europe & East Asia Gorbachev tried reform of glasnost (media openness), perestroika (economic restructuring), and democracy with rule of law

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Liberalism

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JOHN LOCKE

JOHN LOCKE. (1632-1704). Personal life. Born on August 29 in Warrington, a village in Somerset, England D ied in Essex on October 28, 1704 at the age of 72. Never got married and did not have any children.

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Types of Justice

Types of Justice. Retributive justice : punishment/reward given to someone for something he/she has done Distributive justice : the distribution of goods, services, or responsibilities based on: productivity and merit (Plato) social utility, public interest (J. S. Mill)

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